Translations for „stagy“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

stagy [ˈsteɪʤi] ADJ pej

stagy farewell:

stagy

teatralny

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English

He also noted that the movie is beautifully produced, better than the stagy 1958 film...

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The films were partially improvised by the actors, and their prolonged running times allowed auds to wander around freely in their deliberately stagy worlds.

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At once underdramatized and faintly stagy, it keeps promising revelations that never quite materialize.

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Although shortcomings were noted by critics generally focusing on clichd dialogue and slow, stagy scenes, however, the overall impression by the public was nearly universally favorable.

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When we departed, a bright moon lit the lake and hills which steamed with just as stagy an effect as the dry ice on stage.

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They have a great deal of relationship with the wall, but little relationship with each other, and their interactions with the wall feel stagy.

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Perhaps that taint of self-indulgence, of stagy transport, helps explain the word's bad rap?

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As she finds in the mural's stylized, interwoven figures analogies germane to her own situation, we in turn get a convenient, if stagy, portal into her backstory.

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Its not stagy dancing-school, bright smiles, teeth out and playing out to the audience in front.

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Now that seemed very stagy to me.

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